A man has been arrested in Oregon, according to a sheriff's office. He is accused of posing as someone he allegedly killed. The suspect, identified as Cris Jones, is said to have killed his roommate. The victim's identity is known, but details about the case are limited. Further information about the arrest and allegations against Cris Jones can be found through KTXS, the source of this report.
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